Nice station that is very easy to find…read more My concern was parking. I was traveling to Lancaster, PA for five nights and there is no signage at the site or online about parking. Amtrak usually provides parking...otherwise what would be the point. I parked my car left it and hoped all went well. It did and feel confident to do so again. The reason for the FOUR stars is the lack of signage about parking. It was free but a tow truck would not. The station and the City of Rutland needs to clarify this for users of Am

Nice station, conveniently located, clean ,friendly area, safe , easy to navigate the neighborhoodread more

Beautiful station though the interior is not open to the traveling public. The station building is,…read morethese days, a limited-hour ice cream shop (which is lovely though not helpful for the most part). There is an overhang area that is nice to have when it's raining. No restrooms. Plenty of (free) parking is available for travelers, and I've never had an issue with leaving the car there for a couple of days. With connections to NYC, Canada, and Vermont, this quiet station is well-located for northern travelers.

Excellent staff at this facility...Amtrack agents are cordial...my Mother also likes the Trailways…read moreagent when she travels...place could use a sprucing up...the furniture looks like it needs cleaning...and the windows are dirty. Thank you Yelp.

The Saratoga Springs r.r. ticket agent, Miles, is a very professional customer service-oriented…read moreman. He is very helpful. I must say, he also has a beautiful smile! Patricia Russo

Quaint Amtrak station. The employee is friendly and helpful. Plan your ride ahead of time to save…read moretime.

This is a cute, vintage station with a convenient place to park and ride Amtrak to Montreal, QC…read more There is not much within walking distance and the nearest fast food will be a good 25 minute drive. I think there are some mom and pop places around within about 10 minutes in a car. A half a mile down the road there is a yacht club with fine dining. The station agent, Ms. Cathy was very helpful with information about train the status and any other questions I had. The also have clean bathrooms inside and one outside (I didnt look). The have a limited amount of longterm parking (claims 20, but ors really like 10, excluding the section for handicap tags. I am really glad I came to this idyllic location. Note: this is a rural station operating inside a town theater, as a wait station. Hours are 12:30 - 4:30pm and there are no ticket sales.

This was my first time riding Amtrak, and I had a very good experience. The station was small,…read moreclean, and easy to access. It only took a short walk and an escalator ride to get to the train platform. Passengers were able to wait comfortably inside the station until the train arrived. The train arrived on time, and it was very clean inside. The power outlets at my seat worked perfectly, which made the trip more convenient. The seats were comfortable, spacious, and offered much more room than airplane seats. Overall, the trip was smooth, relaxing, and enjoyable.

This was a main stop with a bulk of customers boarding. Not many customers left the train except…read morefor a few. We were here in Albany just a slight bit longer. Clean and crowded. The rest rooms were smelling funky by now.

Gold star!!!! What a pleasure it was to ride with Mother…read moreDaughter Transport Tomeca was awesome, fun to talk with and the TCB was flawless. On time and on the mark! Next time to Albany they are my first call. Rick

The amount you wanted to charge from Saratoga to Albany airport, you're a fraud. What a joke, 3x…read moreUber and taxi fees. Good luck scammers!!!

I boarded Amtrak 55 in Waterbury vt. The conductor was…read morepleasant and helpful. The conversation from the cafe car was not pleasant and being in business class I could not avoid it. The staff was complaining about the customers and mocking them. I could hear them saying in a mocking tone,"what do you want? What do you want? What do you want? ". Then there was a loud discussion about the state of the restroom and how disgusting it was. Finally, the voice came over the speaker advising that the passengers should take better care of the toilets or they would be shut down. They announced that there was no cleaning crew until we get to New Haven in about five hours and that the passengers should take care to clean up after themselves . Perhaps a sign on the door or inside the lavatory would have been sufficient, but I didn't want to hear about the poopy bathrooms.

We paid extra to sit in business class for our honeymoon back to Ny. 'All non alcoholic beverages…read moreare free' to business class but when we requested sparkling water we were told no. Only coffee, tea and water. Which is not what our Amtrak tickets say. Especially when we rode the train down to Vermont and were given sparkling water the entire way no questions asked- because that's what we paid for in our tickets. The lady in the food car is not gonna let this one slide - not on her watch. So why are we trying to make the customers mad? I'm not even going to get into the train ride to Vermont broke down for 3 hrs.

I missed our last stop at Amsterdam. We are currently at Schenectady, New York on our way to…read moreAlbany in 20 minutes. There was an announcement earlier that the train food area was closing. That was at the noon hour. How weird is that? All the stations appeared to be very clean.

I had a chance to experience the famous Amtrak train system Oct 21 thru 23rd 2025, and I have to…read moresay, AMAZING! This one gentleman named Mr. Ainsley, on the Lakeshore run to and from Chicago was so busy and professional it was like poetry in motion. He escorted kids safely back and forth to bathrooms, parents etc., and you could tell they were relaxed and trustful. He flew past collecting garbage from various areas, looking to make sure everything and everyone was cared for and safe. I think he puts in more miles than the train does ! He clearly is dedicated to keeping Amtrak clean, safe and efficiently run so passengers ride happy and the company is well represented. That said, every employee I met from getting tickets to greeting people as they got on or off trains was caring and positive and a tribute to their professionalism. Good people, all.

This train station is a little run down, but surprisingly entertained my toddler who didn't want to…read moreleave. There are two large Thomas train engine tables with tracks set up for use. In another section of the station there's a miniature replica of the town with buildings and train tracks. You can go look at the trains in the yard at the platform. I believe only Amtrak's Vermonter stops at the station these days. A fun little stop for a busy toddler who couldn't stop talking about the trains.

not safe. vermont needs to have train crossing barriers when a train comes ! at night the trains…read moreare lit up so poorly that you'd think it's a car.... until it's on you and you're all alone and there's nothing you can do. not very cool trains